Saturday, June 27, 2015, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ET.
Join the American Medical Association, Johns Hopkins University, and Health Services Advisory Group to learn about evidence-based best practices to improve blood pressure (BP) control of your patients. During this four-hour kick-off event, we will cover the core elements, key tools, resources, and case studies that highlight successful implementation of best practices. You will be introduced to the science of improving care, including practical examples of how to overcome barriers that impede BP control. From treatment protocols to adaptive change methods, we will describe the most effective approaches to achieving BP control in your practice or health center.
This no-cost event serves as a kickoff to a curriculum for the Improving Health Outcomes: Blood Pressure (IHO: BP) program. IHO:BP was created to engage primary care teams in achieving optimal BP control. Improvement efforts succeed through the investment of key stakeholders, including health system leads, project team leads and clinical and non-clinical staff. After attending this kickoff with other members of your care team, participants will be offered a modularized Web-based curriculum that is designed to address staff engagement, local culture and contextual factors to embed evidence-based best practice into existing care.
Download the program overview for more details.
Where:
The Academy of Cleveland & Northern Ohio (AMCNO) Office Building
Park Center Plaza-Building 1
Lower Level Meeting Room
6100 Oak Tree
Independence, OH 44131
